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AssigneeThe Burton Corporation
InventorsStefan Reuss, David J. Dodge, Ryan Coulter, Markus Koller, James D. Laughlin, Brian West
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A highback for controlling a gliding board, such as a snowboard, through leg movement of a rider. The highback is comprised of at least two distinct materials with different stiffnesses to achieve a desired blend of stiffness and flexibility. The highback may employ a material of greater stiffness in one or more regions to provide high force transmission between the rider and the board. The highback may employ a material of lesser stiffness in one or more regions where flexibility is desired for more gradual power transmission, comfort and/or to facilitate highback adjustability. The arrangement of the different materials provides a lightweight highback with a relatively sleek profile having selected regions of stiffness and/or flexibility.
A snowboard binding for securing a snowboard boot to a snowboard, the snowboard binding comprising:
A snowboard binding for securing a snowboard boot to a snowboard, the snowboard binding comprising:
A snowboard binding for securing a snowboard boot to a snowboard, the snowboard binding comprising:
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A snowboard binding for securing a snowboard boot to a snowboard, the snowboard binding comprising:
A snowboard binding for securing a snowboard boot to a snowboard, the snowboard binding comprising:
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